Helmut Marko mocks McLaren with “sportsmanship” jibe at Italian Grand Prix
“I aꦦppreciate that, and it makes our situation a bit better."

Helmut Marko jokingly thanked McLaren for their “sportsmanship” after throwing away the Italian Grand Prix F1 race victory.
McLaren are now just eight points behind Red Bull in 🅘the F1 c🥂onstructors’ championship.
The Woking outfit could have led the standin🦩gs after Monza had they secured a 1-2 finish.
However, their decision to switch 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Oscar Piastri and 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lando Norris to a two-stop strategy was a costly one.
This allowed168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史: Charles Leclerc to take the lead of the race, which he held on to, on 💦the one-stop strategy.
Norris’ third-place finish means he only reduced 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen’s lead in the drivers’ championship by ei꧋ght points - it’s now 62 points ahea🍬d of Azerbaijan.
Speaking to Dutch publication de Telegraaf, Marko dism🦄issed that it was a “disappointing result” before mocking McLaren.
“A disappointing result? No way,” he said.🔥 “We had seen this coming a bit and I want to congratulate Ferrari on the victory and thank McLaren for their sportsmanship.
“I app🌌reciate that, an🐬d it makes our situation a bit better."
Red Bull endured a miserable week🌱end with Veﷺrstappen only able to finish sixth.
Sixth is his worst o🎉n-track finish since the 2022 Sa🃏o Paulo Grand Prix.
With Red Bull struggling so much, they’re under threat in both championships, particularly with Baku and Singapore coming up - circuits which aౠren’t expected to suit them.
The good news for Red Bull is that there is a month gap to the American run of races, giving them crucial🐼 time to potentially find solutions to allow Verstap🦋pen to take his fourth world title this year.
Marko remains confident Verstaꦰpp⛄en will continue to make the difference in 2024.
“Mentally and also qualitatively, Max 🧔is still the strongest driver in the field,” he added.

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